Photography studio quietly opens in Downtown Bay City amid a pandemic
Erin Poltorak, who hoped to open her photo studio in Downtown Bay City in mid-March, has used downtime caused by the COVID-19 crisis to learn new skills.
Erin Poltorak, who hoped to open her photo studio in Downtown Bay City in mid-March, has used downtime caused by the COVID-19 crisis to learn new skills.
A multi-cultural group of past students at Midland Public Schools is aiming to change how issues of race are taught within education, reported in schools and considered by all through an effort called Anti-Racist Midland.
The Dow Great Lakes Bay Invitational and Eat Great Food Festival are moving online for 2020 with a series of events planned for the coming weeks.
The Community Foundation is offering COVID-19 mini grants to nonprofit organizations in Bay County. Grant applications are open now.
Presenting a program called PE-Nut in classrooms, the foundation uses a whole-school approach to motivate students, parents, and educators to eat healthier and be physically active.
Erin Patrice, founder of 4 Steps 2 the Sun and The Breaking Bread Village on connecting with others who may be different than you and advocating for positive change in Midland.
During the pandemic, the Skorupski Funeral Home added outdoor services and live streaming to help families come together to celebrate the lives of their loved ones.
Residents have learned many healthy lessons through a program that offers nutrition and physical activity education and encouragement tailored to the needs of clients with cognitive impairments.
After jumping in to farming life nine years ago Bill and Pam Kehoe now supply three farmers markets and often sell out of their gourmet mushroom varieties in the process.
Companies and citizens of the Great Lakes Bay Region came to the assistance of Midland County flood victims, donating $10,000 in critical supplies.
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